Category: Politics / Geopolitics

The Problem with Public Health

Randolph Jason

The Problem with Public Health By Steve Apfel for American Thinker It could be the most diabolical disclosure ever made. The lives of billions were wrecked for nothing. Public health experts have conceded that COVID may be a permanent part of our lives. A pandemic has become endemic. They locked us up, to give the virus nowhere to spread – something never tried before. We expected to get back our lives before too long. It didn’t work out that way. The freedoms of movement and association and revealing the face – all…

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Israel’s Secret Arsenal: It’s Not So Secret Anymore

Randolph Jason

Israel’s Secret Arsenal: It’s Not So Secret Anymore by Philip Giraldi for Strategic-Culture Israel has been allowed to get away with massive espionage directed against the U.S. and the theft of material and technology, Phil Giraldi writes. Few Americans are aware of the fact that no U.S. government official, to include congressmen, can in any way mention or discuss Israel’s nuclear arsenal, which is estimated by some observers to consist of as many as 200 tactical nuclear weapons which can be delivered on target by air, land or sea. The…

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Ripples of Kabul

Randolph Jason

Ripples of Kabul By Victor Davis Hanson for American Greatness In the aftermath of the Afghan debacle, we must depoliticize and de-weaponize these warped agencies and incompetent institutions. The American-nurtured Afghan military of the last 20 years that had suffered thousands of prior casualties evaporated in a few hours in the encirclement of Kabul. Enlistees apparently calculated that their own meager chances with the premodern Taliban were still better than fighting as a dependency of the postmodern United States—despite its deterrent embassy pride flags, powerful diversity training programs, and indomitable…

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Is Inflation Cooling and Putting in a Top?

Randolph Jason

Is Inflation Cooling and Putting in a Top? by David Haggith for The Great Recession To keep it simple: Nope! Not this time anyway. That is, however, what you hear from the wistful market makers who want to see last week’s CPI release as proof inflation was “transitory.” Let me disabuse you of that fantasy entirely. Inflation took a breather. It didn’t fall. It climbed, but not as much as each month’s climb had been before. It’s reasonable to think, if you are a mere surface scratcher, that the subtle…

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